What Languages Do You Speak?

[siudym]

polish is very hard language, you CANNOT simply translate it using online translator

You making fun of me?   

absolutely NO... 

[manuel]

I didn't think you did. 
But you could tell us what you wrote.

[Kuvio]

English (native, expert level)
Japanese (advanced level)
Spanish (intermediate level)
German (beginner)

As for Japanese, I plan on taking the Level 2 Japanese Language Proficiency Test later this year. I'm obsessed with the language. I probably know around 1,000 Kanji, which is still not enough to understand everything. I have to say Kanji is the hardest part of learning Japanese. The spoken portion is not hard at all, it is much easier than English.

[manuel]

Nice. The more people understanding Japanese the better. Make sure to be around the forums.
Good luck with the Proficiency Test. Where will you take it?
And have fun learning more and more kanji.

千里の道も一歩より　←

[Kuvio]

Yeah thanks. 

Well, it would be super awesome if I could take it in Japan, but that probably won't happen. I will probably take it in D.C. as that is where I live. Washington D.C. that is. I am pretty sure the date for this year's test is December 7.

[manuel]

Yes, it's always on the first Sunday in December, this year the 7th. Good luck for that!
ガンバレ！

[Kuvio]

はい、　がんばれゴエモン！

[megaman]

Me: Chinese:Mandrain, Cantonese(understand,unfluent)
        English
        french(grade3 LV.)
        spanish(few words)
        Marishus(few words)
        Japanese(few words)

     THAT IS 7 LANGUAGES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[manuel]

That's cool, but I wouldn't count languages with only "a few words".

[133MHz]

Concuerdo con manuel, yo tampoco contaría idiomas de los cuales sólo sé unas pocas palabras.

[MaxXimus]

I am fluent in english
If something is written in dumbed down french or said in dumbed down french I can get the basic idea of what is being said . I haven't really explored the language in 6 or so years so I am not nearly as fluent as I used to be. It's all good though.

[FamicomFreak]

Claro que si ! 

[MaxXimus]

.... :S

Something along the lines of "is that clear"

[Kuvio]

"Claro que si" means "Yes, of course". I don't study Spanish as much as I used to so correct me if I am wrong. I'm full time Japanese now.

[mb7241]

English is my native language...  I speak Spanish pretty well, and I can understand (and speak, to a significantly lesser extent) Portuguese (Brazilian), Italian, German, French, Swedish, Russian, Dutch, and Romanian.  Languages of which I know but a few words include Czech, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Norwegian, Irish, and Danish.  I tend to pick up new languages extremely easily...